St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-27
GLOBULES.

Bank clearances, $779,694.
Diptheria is reported at 179 East Fillmore
avenue.
Thirteen births and three deaths were bull
letiped at the health Office yesterday.
The park commission did not hold meet
ing yesterday, for lack of quorum.
Sarah f. Sprague, Pm. D., of Minneapolis
one of the institute conductors, called on
Sup't Kiehle yesterday.
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-;
deavOr is to be organized at the Woodland
Park Baptist church tomorrow evening.
Secretary Hall announces that the Relief
society. No 141 East Ninth street, needs bed
covering for several poor families who are
suffering with sickness.
A one-story frame building on the corner
of Seventh and Cedar streets, occupied by
the Chicago dye house, was damaged about
$50 by fire last night
Mrs John Archer and her little child were
thrown from their carriage by runaway
horse i'll front of the postoffice yesterday
morning Neither was seriously injured
The Prudential Insurance company, Of
Newark. N j. has been granted a certificate
of authority to do business in Minnesota
The offices of the company will probably
be opened in st. Paul.
Among the entertainments OF the past
week was the fifth social hop of the Junior
Dancing club in their hall in the Drake
block. where about 100 couples Joined in the
festivities to the music of billiards string
band.
A lady's gold watch was lost yesterday
somewhere between the cathedral on Sixth
street and Mealey's, corner Wabasha and,
Seventh streets. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the same at Mccarthy
Donnelly's.
The Columbia Snowshoe club will meet
Monday night at the municipal count room.
Tmnortant business is to be transacted and a
large attendance is desired. A good sized
delegation took the first run of the season
last evening.
Prof. Steiner. a musician of the Great
Western band, fell and broke his leg at the
corner of Chestnut and Exchange streets
Yesterday afternoon. He was taken to his
home at 296 Josette street, by the Central
precinct patrol ri.-
The Minnesota commandery Of the mill
tary order of the Loyal Legion, through It's
recorder. Mai. George o. White has received
an invitation to attend the anniversary cele-
bration of the organization OF the Iowa COM
mandery. which will take place at Des
Moines, To-, the 29th inst.
Ahout fifteen members of the NuShka To-
boggan club met at the Carpenters lookout
now the Nushka rendezvous, last evening,
and at s 80 started for Merriam Park, moth
ing daunted by the wind and snow which
united to make last evening so dlsagreeble
The Pappoose TOboggan club held its first
meeting at the residence of Basham Punnett
Friday evening. The following officers were
elected: Henry Ames, president; George
Finch. vice president; Annie Grlggs. treas
urer: Richard Deacon, secretary; Basham
Punnett. captain; Crawford Livingston,
lieutenant.
Grand Commander Elliot N. Geer, Of the
Northern Legion of Honor whose home in
Carney. Pa, expects to become permanent
citizen of st. Paul in the spring. Grand Sec
retary E. d. Titus is closing up list of
about sixty charter members at Duluth. The
CAPITAL council, of this city, meets the second
week in December.
Persons who desire to contribute aid to-
ward Rev. D. Woolmer, Methodist pastor Of
st. Johns Oak. whose home and effects
were burned Nov. 16. can do so by leaving
their donations with George H. Hazard, at
the German-American Bank building. This
appeal for relief is based upon Presiding,
Elder D. C. Plannette's letter.
The policemen's ball, to be given at Market
hall Monday night for the benefit of the Pos
licemen's Mutual Aid association fund, is al7
ready an assured financial success. Over
200 tickets have been sold. No intoxicat
ing LIQUORS will be sold at the ball, but plenty
of refreshments will be provided. The grand
march will be led by Chief Clark. .